Successful Soft Moon Landings In New Mexico
ALAMOGORDO N M AP The Surveyor vehicle for unmanned soft moon landings made its first descent without parachutes at Mole Man Air Forces Base near Alamogordo after an 88 second descent from almost 1 000 feet The National Aeronautics and Space Administration will commit funds to moon journeys as more is learned about the lunar surface Surveyor would return data Russia earlier achieved the first soft lunar landing on February 3 Lunar officials acknowledge Luna 9 but NASA plans multiple Surveyor missions seven identical craft were ordered to attempt lunar landings before end of 1967 The program has faced criticism as poorly executed yet officials call the Wednesday descent under Surveyor own power very significant and promising for future flights
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Roosevelt Runs For Governor in New York Nomination
Franklin D Roosevelt, son of the former president, declared as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He said he entered the race to fight and love New York, marking his second bid after his prior term as governor. Roosevelt, who resigned as EEOC chairman on Wednesday, had led the commission since July 2, 1965.
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Incumbents Lead In Primaries With No Clear Issues
Nine states have held primaries with no clear impact from war in Vietnam or cost of living on voters. Incumbents faced little opposition in Senate and House races as strategists predict fall elections will hinge on Vietnam and peace developments.
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Restraint as Democratic defense line on Vietnam policy
President Johnson and Secretary McNamara urge restraint as the guiding principle for Vietnam policy. They argue limited force is necessary to defend the weak and prevent Southeast Asia turmoil. Demos in campaigns frame the issue as a choice between controlled force now and broader conflict later.
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Youth Gets Life Term For Killings
Paul Eric Krueger a California youth who used the alias Vic Sold shot three fishermen near Corpus Christi and was sentenced to three concurrent life terms. He pleaded guilty and received no appeal rights. The crime occurred April 12 1985 as the men fished off a pier 40 miles south of Corpus Christi. The case moved from Brenham to Dallas for trial.
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Ford Sales On Increase After Auto Slump Ends
Ford reports record early May sales with 6 904 daily rate and 44 percent rise in the first ten days of May versus last year. Total May 10 period sales reach 700 065 autos, while truck sales climb 16 percent year over year. General Motors Chrysler and American Motors prepare May reports amid a hoped rebound after a month long downturn.
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Irish quarantine ends for Jones dog Kim in Cork to Dublin
New York couple George and Julia Jones and their son Tim faced six months of quarantine for their dog Kim after Shannon Airport officials ordered the animal kept in quarantine. The family traveled to County Cork while Kim stayed in Durbin. They visited Kim twice but could not bear the separation and returned to New York with Kim shipped separately.
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Robe and Gavel Theft Stuns Richmond Police Chief
Police chief Ton Smith reported his clothes and his portrait were stolen from his desk in the police station after an incident involving an automatic coin and dry Sunday. The theft left the department shaken as investigators pursued the culprits.
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Adedected Docket Details From Krueger Case Read in Dallas
Judge A D Sm Bowls hears before sentencing as District Ally Bill Alexander of Dallas reads affidavits detailing Krueger and a companion's trip to Venezuela and aborted stay. Krueger testifies his plan changed with affidavits declared true and correct. Jol Philip Angles, 18, from Nollywood California, attended the slayings and is now at Galesville reform school.
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More Americans Die In Combat As Saigon Reports
In Saigon, UPI/AP reported Americans again suffered higher combat deaths than South Vietnamese government troops for the second time in five years. Eighty-two U.S. service members were killed in the prior week, with Vietnamese forces suffering 58 deaths amid ongoing operations by Marines and paratroopers.
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Russian Fleet Grows Tenfold Off Mid Atlantic Coast
Deep Water fishermen and a U S fisheries official warned of potential overfishing as a Russian fishing fleet in mid Atlantic waters expanded tenfold over three weeks. Coast Guard reconnaissance found 62 to 65 Russian vessels operating about 70 miles east of the Virginia Capes to 300 miles east of Cape May New Jersey.
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Too Big Too Strong Says Pearson U S Too Strong
Prime Minister Lester Pearson of Canada warned at a Columbia University affair that the United States has grown too big and too strong to be loved. He told guests the U S must remain the leading power and bear the burden of greater involvement and extended participation abroad.
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Griffin Appointed To Senate In Michigan Race
Griffin, a Republican in his fifth term, was named to the Senate seat left vacant by Patrick McNamara's April death. Gov. Romney’s nomination makes Griffin an incumbent candidate with six months to leverage. He is favored in the August 2 primary as Williams and Cavanagh loom for the Democratic nomination. Griffin’s Viet Nam briefing after Romney announced the appointment is noted as an added advantage with Romney likely to campaign hard for him.
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New Housing Legislation Considered by Civil Rights Commission
The Civil Rights Commission urged tougher open housing laws and removal of federal charters for banks that discriminate in home financing. It also proposed withdrawing mortgage insurance and town guarantees from discriminatory builders, led by William J. Taylor before a House Judiciary subcommittee. Housing Secretary Robert C. Weaver pressed for an open housing plan as current measures were deemed inadequate.
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US Nike Hercules defenses rated superior to Soviet missiles
Army study underlines Nike Hercules radar and intercept capability as superior to Soviet SAMs seen in North Vietnam. Commanders reviewed mobility and tactics, finding no major changes needed though some urged more mobility practice. Batteries remain largely fixed around key U.S. bases and cities.
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Did Lobbyist Give Help To Rep Cooley
North Carolina congressman Harald JD Cooley denied that a sugar lobbyist arranged a fund raising dinner where 35000 was raised for his Cody campaign coffers. Opponents say Try Hoff of American Cane Renments organized the event with attendees including Marvin Jones and Mrs Max Gardner. Cooley says funds will go to the state Democratic party for the fall campaign and questions remain about the money’s origin and tax implications.
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